Does this replace the oil drain plug (ie does it stay on the lawnmower), or do you have to remove the plug, and thread this in each oil change?
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Yes it is the new drain plug it stays on the engine, all you do is put on the tube open it and drain the oil. Its works great no more mess.
15116
The valve stays on the engine replacing the drain plug. It allows for easy draining of the oil at change time. The clear flexible tube should be pulled off after draining the oil and the dust cover attached should be snapped over the end of the valve to keep dirt out. Don't forget to refill the oil.
15117
It replaces the oil plug. The purpose of this is to allow you to change the oil without any tools. Once installed the oil can be drained by simply by unsnapping the yellow cap, attaching the clear drain tube and turning the valve approximately a 1/4 turn counterclockwise.
15118
Yes, it stays on the lawnmower engine and replaces the original drain plug. Makes oil changes a snap!
15119
It replaces it. There is a little detent/nub that locks it closed. When time for an oil change you just attach the clear tube then push in and turn the black plastic and then pull out and the oil will begin flowing.
2126567
Yes, this is the correct wrench. You will not regret purchasing it. There is no gasket required for the drain plug of your engine. There is an O-ring under the drain cap for the oil filter. You should remove it before you insert the drain spout that comes with your new filter. There is also an O-ring supplied with your new filter that goes on the filter housing before you re-install. Make sure you lubricate the O-ring lightly. Install new 0-ring on the filter drain cap before re-installing it. DO NOT over tighten when re-installing the filter housing and drain cap. You can find photo demos for entire oil change if you Google "2010 Camry oil change".
1717957
U can drain the oil by removing the oil cap and then tilting the mower to the same side where u put the oil in.
388839
Engine oil must be added BEFORE using the mower. Then use unleaded gasoline. It is not necessary to add 2-strke oil to the gasoline since the engine oil lubricates all moving engine parts.
1037719
There is a thread in the drain which I secures the plug. As I recall it is removed by rotating the plug counterclockwise. You might spray WD40 in the drain if its frozen or rusted in place
1098417
There is a drain plug right under the oil level sight gauge. Drain it there and then re-fill to the red dot on the sight gauge through the red filler cap on top.
1787692
The cap is twistlock. The drain plug is screw in. The electrical plug is standard three prong.
496142
You want to make sure you don't use manual transmission fluid for an automatic. As for how many quarts, look it up online or in your owner's manual.I'm pretty sure most Hondas don't have drain plugs on their tranny pans. So unless you plan to suck it out, the job is more involved and messy than you think. If you are going to drop the pan, may as well change the tranny filter and tranny pan gasket.
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YES! It is actually a water trough for livestock so the drain does seal itself by tightening. If your concerned about leakage you could remove the plug & use plumbers tape when replacing the plug, or use a tree repair seal, heavy black tree seal on the inside of the trough, & let it set until rigid then fill with water to check for leakage.
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It should work. Your drain plug probably does not have a gasket, but a flat washer to seal the drain. Just clean it off with a rag before you reinstall it to make sure you get a good seal.
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This drain valve will work for you. I checked the Briggs website in both the parts manual and owners manual, and the part number on the standard oil plug is part number 690946. If you do a cross search on this, you'll find out this is a 3/8" plug. Thus, this drain valve will fit in your engine.
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Brian-- It took a while for me to find where the spark plug is located on this mower. Once I removed the cover I saw the plug and attempted to remove it with my socket wrench. The space available to this is very cramped and I couldn't get my socket around the base of the plug to remove it. After several attempts I finally gave up. I still have the original plug in the engine, and I guess I'll take it to a lawnmower service shop to change it next spring. Sorry I couldn't help you. I have changed dozens of plugs in all types of mowers but I have never seen one this difficult. Good luck. Steve Brian-- It took a while for me to find where the spark plug is located on this mower. Once I removed the cover I saw the plug and attempted to remove it with my socket wrench. The space available to this is very cramped and I couldn't get my socket around the base of the plug to remove it. After several attempts I finally gave up. I still have the original plug in the engine, and I guess I'll take it to a lawnmower service shop to change it next spring. Sorry I couldn't help you. I have changed dozens of plugs in all types of mowers but I have never seen one this difficult. Good luck. Steve
1088875
Ring replaces old rubber ring on permanent cartridge. Plastic part used to drain most oil before changing cartridge and filter. I don't use plastic drain plug personally but some do.See YouTube for actual directions.
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Yes it will , no worries. Keep area clean and tighten it well. Check it after installation. And, use a new one every 3rd oil change for safety. Better to get a new oil pan or thread insert installed at honda.
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Go to goldplug.com, you can search for what drain plug will fit whatever car or motorcycle you have.
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Have no idea. You should consult your owner's manual for the lawn mower.Spark plug wrenched are only deep socket wrenches. You can get one at your locat auto parts supply store.
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remember it stretches it fit my lawnmower , and it works great this is the second time replacing it.. you will be very pleased when you receive it and put this part on your lawn mower it lasts a long time... hope this answer helps you...